Hylomar always remains gooie and runnie. Its not like a silicone that cures
like rubber. It is suppose to seal all liquids that
our cars use. I am referring to the older type of Hylamar not one of the
newer versions that Moss is selling. They sell 2 now and one of them
sounds like the original.
MARK
----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter & Veronica" <greylinn@ozemail.com.au>
To: <healeys@autox.team.net>
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2011 4:55 AM
Subject: [Healeys] Tank sender sealant
> Gbday list
>
> Ibve just pulled the tank from the V6 car (itbs a custom alloy tank) to
> replace the in-tank fuel pump. This is integral with the gauge sender and
> mounts through a hole in the side of the tank, with a cork gasket under
> the
> flange. When I first put it together I used my favourite sealant, blue
> Hylomar, which Ibve used for years in most situations (if Rolls Royce use
> it...) Anyway, when I took it apart it seemed to me that the sealant had
> been
> attacked by the fuel, in that it was soft and came off very easily. can
> anyone
> advise the best sealant to use where itbs going to be in contact with
> fuel?
>
> Cheers
>
> Peter Linn
> Brisbane Oz
> BN1 Ward Spl coupe
> BN1 Holden V6
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